Here are the Top 5 startup cities in Portugal in 2023 & the reasons for the success of Portugal’s startup ecosystem with 3 Unicorns. Portugal tech startups news - Here is why Portugal is a rising startup hub ranking 26th startup country globally in 2023, with the Top 5 startup cities and the reasons for the success of Portugal’s startup ecosystem with 3 Unicorns. This is why Portugal is a rising startup hub ranking 26th globally: Portugal is one of only 2 countries globally that managed to climb 2 spots in 2023, according to the Global Startup Ecosystem Index 2023 just published by StartupBlink. Portugal now ranks 26th Top startup country globally, overtaking Brazil. Portugal duplicated Japan’s impressive achievement by rising by 2 spots in the global ranking. Since 2020, Portugal has been a trending destination for startups globally, rising from the 31st position to rank 26th in 2023. Japan is the only other country globally that registered the highest momentum change in the Top startup countries globally, jumping 2 spots to rank 18th. Portugal ranks 12th startup hub in the ranking of Top startup countries in the EU, and ranks 16th in the ranking of Top startup countries in Europe in 2023, according to data just released by StartupBlink. Portugal also ranks 3rd in the ranking of Top startup countries in Southern Europe in 2023. The Top startup country globally is the US, with a massive lead compared to the UK that ranks 2nd Top startup country globally, and Israel that ranks 3rd Top startup country globally in 2023. What are the Top 5 startup cities in Portugal in 2023 and why? 1 – Lisbon Lisbon is the Top startup ecosystem in Portugal and ranks 62nd Top city for startups globally in 2023. Lisbon has also registered the highest growth rate among the Top European startup cities, in a ranking that is headed by London that is in a category of its own, while other European cities are part of a lower tier of startup hubs that is headed by Paris. Lisbon is a rising star among the Top startup cities globally, registering the most prominent leap in 2023. Lisbon’s ranking rose with an impressive leap to climb 21 spots in the 2023 ranking of Top 100 startup cities globally, to rank 62nd Top city for startups in the Global Startup Ecosystem Index 2023. The startup cities that are experiencing extraordinary growth include Istanbul, with a ranking that rose by 13 spots to reach 53rd globally; and Lisbon, with a ranking that rose by 21 spots to rank 62nd globally in 2023. Among the Top startup cities in Europe in 2023, Lisbon rose by 9 spots to rank 16th, displacing Cambridge in the UK. Among the Top startup cities in the EU in 2023, Lisbon rose by 6 spots to rank 12th, surpassing Milan, Vienna, and Brussels. Lisbon’s startup ecosystem is thriving due to its Marketing & Sales capacity and Lisbon’s Marketing and Sales industry now ranks 41st globally. 2 – Porto Porto ranks 2nd startup city in Portugal, with a total score that is 6 times greater than Braga that ranks the 3rd startup city in Portugal. Porto also ranks 147th Top startup city globally in 2023. Porto’s competitive advantage is the fact that the city ranks among the Top 100 cities for Fintech startups globally. 3 – Braga Braga in northern Portugal ranks 3rd startup city in Portugal. Braga also ranks 424th Top startup city globally in 2023. 4 – Coimbra Coimbra in Central Portugal ranks 4th startup city in Portugal. Coimbra also ranks 557th Top startup city globally in 2023. 5 – Leiria Leiria in Central Portugal soared by 326 spots to rank 639th startup city globally. Leiria also jumped 2 spots among the Top startup cities in Portugal, thus replacing Aveiro in the ranking. What are the Top 3 Unicorns in Portugal in 2023? No 1 – Outsystems OutSystems, that is based in Lisbon, is an app development platform and the Top Portuguese Unicorn. No 2 – TalkDesk TalkDesk, that is based in Lisbon, is a contact center and AI software provider and the 2nd Portuguese Unicorn. No 3 – Feedzai Feedzai, that is based in Porto, is the market leader in fighting fraud with AI and the 3rd Portuguese Unicorn. What are the reasons for the success of Portugal’s startup ecosystem in 2023? Portugal’s startup ecosystem is supported by the global tech event, Web Summit, that is held in Lisbon each year. The Web Summit, that brings together leading speakers, major tech companies, and top media outlets, has provided a massive branding benefit for Portugal. The Portuguese startup ecosystem was given a backbone by strong Government policies that include enacting a legal definition for startups and scaleups as well as a new regime for stock options. This milestone underscores the increasing prominence of Portugal’s startup ecosystem within the political and economic landscape. Portugal’s startup ecosystem was also given a boost by Government policies that include the non-habitual tax regime, that is ending in 2024, and favorable tax policies for cryptocurrencies that makes the country even more attractive to entrepreneurs who are interested in decentralized finance. The Portuguese Government is promoting and supporting the Startup ecosystem through dynamic organizations including Startup Portugal and Startup Lisboa. Portugal's Government offers a range of benefits to non-European residents for launching startups, including the StartUP Visa, the Tech Visa, as well as the Digital Nomad Visa. Portugal’s favorable climate for entrepreneurship, foreign investment, and digital nomads builds on the country’s geographic advantages. With easy access to the European market and the Schengen Zone, Portugal has the potential to become one of the strongest startup economies in Europe. The country’s economic ties to Brazil, with whom Portugal shares a common language, also provide Portuguese startups access to the huge Brazilian market. Portugal is the breeding ground for high-tech companies that enable the exchange of knowledge, including FarFetch that is a luxury shopping platform that was originally grown in Portugal. Portuguese Unicorns OutSystems, TalkDesk, and Feedzai also contribute to the dynamism of the Portuguese startup ecosystem. Tech companies are attracted by Portugal’s relatively low cost of living, the good weather and the country’s solid infrastructure, while the country’s internationalization is supported by a pool of high-quality engineering talent that is fluent in English. The research on Portugal’s startup ecosystem was provided by StartupBlink, that is a global startup map and research center that provides insights about trends affecting the global startup ecosystem. #portugalnews #newsportugal #portugalstartupsnews #portugaltechnews #techstartupsportugal2023 #whyisportugalarisingstartuphubglobally #whatarethetopstartupcitiesinportugalin2023andwhy #whatarethetopunicornsinportugalin2023 #whatarethereasonsforthesuccessofportugalsstartupecosystem #StartupBlink #OutSystems #TalkDesk #Feedzai #WebSummit #StartupPortugal #StartupLisboa

What are the Top 5 European countries driving the highest percentage increase in foreign investment ? Portugal news – Portugal is the Top No 1 European country driving the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, according to figures published in the latest European Attractiveness Survey report 2023. Portugal has registered an increase of 24% in foreign investment (FDI) in 2022 and is ranked No 1 host country registering the highest percentage increase in FDI projects. Portugal’s tech sector in 2023 is booming with foreign investment in the digital industry accounting for 40% of total investment projects. Here are the Top 5 European countries driving the highest percentage increase in foreign investment: 1 – Portugal – While Portugal ranked No 6 country in the total number of investment projects in 2022, Portugal ranks No 1 country with the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, with an increase of 24% in foreign investment projects. 2 – Poland - While Poland ranked No 8 country in the total number of investment projects in 2022, Poland ranks No 2 country with the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, with an increase of 23% in foreign investment projects. 3 – Turkey - While Turkey ranked No 5 country in the total number of investment projects in 2022, Turkey ranks No 3 country with the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, with an increase of 22% in foreign investment projects. 4 – Ireland - While Ireland ranked No 10 country in the total number of investment projects in 2022, Ireland ranks No 4 country with the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, with an increase of 21% in foreign investment projects. 5 – Italy - While Italy ranked No 7 country in the total number of investment projects in 2022, Italy ranks No 5 country with the highest percentage increase in foreign investment, with an increase of 17% in foreign investment projects. The traditional foreign investment host countries in Europe have seen a major change in foreign investment patterns according to the latest figures from the European Attractiveness Survey report. France that is still the Top host country in Europe for foreign investment in 2022, has only registered a 3% increase in foreign investment projects. Other traditional host countries in Europe that top the ranking by total number of foreign investment projects have registered a decrease in the percentage of foreign investment projects compared to the previous year. Traditional investment host countries are registering a decrease in the percentage of FDI flows, namely the UK that ranks 2nd investment country by total number of investment projects and that registered a decrease in the percentage of foreign investment projects of -6%, Germany that ranks No 3 investment country in Europe has registered a decrease of -1%, and Spain that ranks No 4 country by total number of investment projects in 2022, has registered a decrease of -10% in foreign investment projects compared to the previous year. #portugalnews #newsportugal #portugalinvestmentnews2023 #newsportugueseeconomy2023 #whatarethetopeuropeancountrieswiththehighestpercentageincreaseinforeigninvestment #whatisthetopno1countrywiththehighestpercentageincreaseinforeigninvestment #portugalisthetopNo1Europeancountrywiththehighestpercentageincreaseinforeigninvestment #EuropeanAttractivenessSurveyreport2023 #whatisthepercentageincreaseinfdiinportugalin2023 #newstechsectorportugal #whatisthepercentageofinvestmentintheportuguesetechsector #whateuropeancountriesarerceivingthelargestshareofforeigninvestment

Actualités commerciales Portugal - Des entreprises portugaises ont construit la scène du défilé de Louis Vuitton à Paris qui avait eu lieu le 5 mars. Le défilé de Louis Vuitton à Paris, qui avait eu lieu à la Cour Carrée du Louvre, était un spectacle de mode présentant la collection Femme Automne-Hiver 2024 de Nicolas Ghesquière. La Cour Carrée du Louvre à Paris était transformée en une verrière rythmée par les pulsations électriques d'impressionnantes sculptures lumineuses, dont le décor futuriste était imaginé par l’artiste Philippe Parreno, en collaboration avec le producteur-designer James Chinlund. Les entreprises portugaises Flysteel et Steelplan avaient conçu le toit pour la présentation de la collection Femme Automne-Hiver 2024 sur la place emblématique du musée du Louvre à Paris. La structure imposante, entièrement conçue en acier pour être facilement démontable, occupait une superficie de près de 6,000 m2 et avait servi de scène pour le défilé de mode de Louis Vuitton. Avec une hauteur totale de 13 mètres et un toit translucide, l’espace, qui était assez grand pour accueillir 3,000 invités, recréait l’atmosphère confortable et luxueuse des jardins d’hiver classiques. L’ingénierie portugaise, qui est bien positionnée pour construire des scènes pour les grands événements internationaux, avait conduit à la création d’une scène spectaculaire pour le défilé de mode de Louis Vuitton. Les entreprises portugaises avaient ainsi créé une scène de créateur qui était l’une des plus grandes structures jamais érigées à la Cour Carrée du Louvre et qui comprenait un lustre d’un diamètre de 8 mètres spécialement conçu pour être la pièce centrale de l’événement. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitéscommercialesportugal #scènedudéfilédeLouisVuitton #LouisVuitton #Flysteel #Steelplan

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Portugal tech investment news - Microsoft video-game company Activision Blizzard will outsource its activities to Portugal as part of their new business plan. Activision Blizzard, that is one of the largest video-game companies globally, was purchased by Microsoft for USD 75.4 billion on October 2023. The company, that is now part of the Microsoft Gaming Business Unit, owns a number of popular videogames including Call of Duty, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Warcraft, Diablo, StarCraft, and Overwatch. In January 2024, tech giant Microsoft laid off 1,900 employees working for Activision Blizzard and the layoffs represented around 8.6% of the company’s total gaming workforce of 22,000 people. In March 2024, the Activision Blizzard employees working for its Irish office in Cork are being laid-off as the company announced its intention to outsource its activities to Lisbon and Cairo to outsourcing firms such as Teleperformance. Outsourcing its activities will enable the Microsoft company to scale up or down according to the service-level demand for a sustainable cost structure. Teleperformance in Portugal is well positioned to provide services for this new market as the company invested 1.2 million euros in the videogame industry with a new virtual reality lab and the construction of Portugal’s first Esports arena in 2022, thus gearing towards providing digital integration services from Portugal. This business move from the Microsoft company towards outsourcing to Portugal signals a trend from tech giants towards outsourcing their services to countries where the levels of tech expertise and English proficiency meet the relatively low costs, such as in the case of Portugal where a cost-benefit analysis shows the country emerging as a key destination for tech companies. #portugalnews #newsportugal #newstechinvestmentsportugal #newsActivisionBlizzard #gamingcompaniesportugal

Actualités investissements technologiques Portugal - Activision Blizzard, une société de jeux vidéo de Microsoft, va externaliser ses activités au Portugal dans le cadre de son nouveau plan d’affaires. Activision Blizzard, l’une des principales sociétés de jeux vidéo au monde, a été achetée par Microsoft pour 75,4 milliards de dollars en octobre 2023. La société, qui fait maintenant partie de la Microsoft Gaming Business Unit, possède un certain nombre de jeux vidéo populaires, y compris Call of Duty, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, Warcraft, Diablo, StarCraft et Overwatch. En janvier 2024, le géant de la technologie Microsoft a licencié 1,900 employés travaillant pour Activision Blizzard, les licenciements représentaient environ 8,6 % de l’effectif de 22,000 personnes de la division du jeu. En mars 2024, les employés d’Activision Blizzard travaillant pour son bureau irlandais qui se trouve à Cork sont maintenant licenciés, comme la société a annoncé son intention d’externaliser ses activités à Lisbonne et au Caire par le biais d’entreprises d’externalisation telles que Teleperformance. L’externalisation de ses activités permettra à la société Microsoft de renforcer ou de réduire ses effectifs en fonction de la demande de niveau de service pour établir une structure de coûts durable. Teleperformance au Portugal est bien positionné pour fournir des services pour ce nouveau marché, car la société a investi 1,2 million d’euros dans l’industrie du jeu vidéo avec un nouveau laboratoire de réalité virtuelle et la construction de la première arène Esports du Portugal en 2022, se préparant ainsi à fournir des services d’intégration numérique à partir du Portugal. Cette transition de la société Microsoft vers l’externalisation au Portugal indique une tendance des géants de la technologie vers l’externalisation de leurs services dans des pays où les niveaux d’expertise technologique et de maîtrise de l’anglais répondent à des coûts relativement faibles, comme dans le cas du Portugal, permettant une analyse coûts-avantages qui montre que le pays est en train de devenir une destination clé pour les entreprises technologiques. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésinvestissementsportugal #actualitéstechnologiquesportugal #actualitésActivisionBlizzard #sociétésdejeuxvideoportugal

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Actualités marques de luxe Portugal - Mauboussin est maintenant au Portugal et a ouvert sa première boutique à Aveiro, la Venise portugaise, qui est située au centre du Portugal. Mauboussin, qui a officiellement lancé sa première boutique au Portugal le 22 février à Aveiro, ouvrira bientôt des boutiques à Porto et à Lisbonne. La marque française de créateurs Mauboussin permettra d’enrichir l’expérience d’achat des marques de luxe au Portugal avec des bijoux inspirés du style de vie des femmes modernes, avec un trésor de bijoux de créateurs en or et en pierres précieuses qui sont faciles à porter. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésmarquesdeluxeportugal #actualitésinvestissementsportugal #mauboussinportugal

Portugal luxury brands news - Mauboussin is now in Portugal and opened its first boutique in Aveiro, the Portuguese Venice, that is located in Central Portugal. Mauboussin, that officially launched its first boutique in Portugal on February 22nd in Aveiro, will soon open stores in Porto and in Lisbon. French designer brand Mauboussin will enrich Portugal’s shopping experience for luxury brands with jewelry inspired by the lifestyle of modern women, with a treasure trove of designer jewelry made of gold and precious stones that are easy to wear. #portugalnews #newsportugal #portugalluxurybrandsnews #investmentnewsportugal #mauboussinportugal

Portugal investment news – 7 of Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies are Portuguese according to the Financial Times FT 1000 list for 2024. Here are the Portuguese companies among Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies: 1 – Sweetcare Sweetcare is the fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of e-commerce, is ranked no. 490 in the FT 1000 list in 2024, that is down from its 2023 ranking that was at no. 305. Portuguese company Sweetcare registered a revenue of 14,956,000 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 338.2 %. Sweetcare was founded in 2006 and had 24 employees in 2022. 2 – LGG Advisors LGG Advisors is the second fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of Professional, Scientific and Technological Services, is ranked no. 581 in the FT 1000 list in 2024, and it is the first time the company is included in the list. Portuguese company LGG Advisors registered a revenue of 1,604,369,810 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 281.20 %. LGG Advisors was founded in 2008 and had 23 employees in 2022. 3 – Plásticos Dão Plásticos Dão is the third fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of Manufacturing, is ranked no. 652 in the FT 1000 list in 2024, that is down from its 2023 ranking that was at no. 295. Portuguese company Plásticos Dão registered a revenue of 4,654,023 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 245.10 %. Plásticos Dão was founded in 2012 and had 29 employees in 2022. 4 – Meivcore Meivcore is the fourth fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of Professional, Scientific and Technological Services, is ranked no. 686 in the FT 1000 list in 2024. Portuguese company Meivcore registered a revenue of 2,762,871 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 237.60 %. Meivcore was founded in 2013 and had 245 employees in 2022. 5 – Imaginary Cloud Imaginary Cloud is the fifth fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of IT and Software, is ranked no. 727 in the FT 1000 list in 2024. Portuguese company Imaginary Cloud registered a revenue of 4,677,157 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 223.20 %. Imaginary Cloud was founded in 2000 and had 85 employees in 2022. 6 – Revesperfil Revesperfil is the sixth fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of Manufacturing, is ranked no. 836 in the FT 1000 list in 2024. Portuguese company Revesperfil registered a revenue of 8,849,869 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 190.60 %. Revesperfil was founded in 2006 and had 29 employees in 2022. 7 – Care to Beauty Care to Beauty is the seventh fastest growing Portuguese company in Europe in 2024. The company, that operates in the field of Retail, is ranked no. 951 in the FT 1000 list in 2024. Portuguese company Care to Beauty registered a revenue of 17,556,712 euros in 2022, that is an absolute growth rate of 165.80 %. Care to Beauty was founded in 2015 and had 47 employees in 2022. The FT 1000 list of Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies, that was compiled with German research company Statista, ranks Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies that are listed in order of highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue over the period 2019 to 2022. In 2024, a minimum average growth rate of 36.3 per cent was required for inclusion. #portugalnews #newsportugal #portugalinvestmentnews #fastestgrowingportuguesecompanies #europesfastestgrowingcompanies #FinancialTimesFT1000list2024 #Sweetcare #LGGAdvisors #PlásticosDão #Meivcore #ImaginaryCloud #Revesperfil #CaretoBeauty

Actualités investissements Portugal – 7 des sociétés à la croissance la plus rapide de l’Europe sont portugaises selon la liste du Financial Times FT 1000 pour 2024. Voici les sociétés portugaises à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe : 1 – Sweetcare Sweetcare est la société portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui exerce ses activités dans le domaine du commerce électronique, se classe au 490e rang de la liste FT 1000 en 2024, ce qui est inférieur à son classement de 2023, qui était au no. 305. La société portugaise Sweetcare a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 14,956,000 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 338,2 %. La société Sweetcare a été fondée en 2006 et comptait 24 employés en 2022. 2 – LGG Advisors LGG Advisors est la deuxième entreprise portugaise à plus forte croissance en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui exerce ses activités dans le domaine des services professionnels, scientifiques et technologiques, est classée 581e dans la liste FT 1000 en 2024, et c’est la première fois que l’entreprise est incluse dans la liste. La société portugaise LGG Advisors a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 1,604,369,810 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 281,20 %. LGG Advisors a été fondée en 2008 et comptait 23 employés en 2022. 3 – Plásticos Dão Plásticos Dão est la troisième entreprise portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui opère dans le domaine de la fabrication, est classée 652e dans la liste FT 1000 en 2024, soit une baisse par rapport à 2023 qui était au no. 295. La société portugaise Plásticos Dão a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 4,654,023 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 245,10 %. La société Plásticos Dão a été fondée en 2012 et comptait 29 employés en 2022. 4 – Meivcore Meivcore est la quatrième entreprise portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui exerce ses activités dans le domaine des services professionnels, scientifiques et technologiques, est classée 686e sur la liste FT 1000 en 2024. La société portugaise Meivcore a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 2,762,871 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 237,60 %. La société Meivcore a été fondée en 2013 et comptait 245 employés en 2022. 5 – Imaginary Cloud Imaginary Cloud est la cinquième entreprise portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui opère dans le domaine des TI et des logiciels, est classée 727e dans la liste FT 1000 en 2024. La société portugaise Imaginary Cloud a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 4,677,157 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 223,20 %. Imaginary Cloud a été fondée en 2000 et comptait 85 employés en 2022. 6 – Revesperfil Revesperfil est la sixième entreprise portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. La société, qui opère dans le domaine de la fabrication, est classée no. 836 dans la liste FT 1000 en 2024. La société portugaise Revesperfil a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 8,849,869 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 190,60 %. Revesperfil a été fondée en 2006 et comptait 29 employés en 2022. 7 – Care to Beauty Care to Beauty est la septième entreprise portugaise à la croissance la plus rapide en Europe en 2024. L’entreprise, qui opère dans le domaine du commerce de détail, est classée n° 951 dans la liste FT 1000 en 2024. La société portugaise Care to Beauty a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 17,556,712 euros en 2022, soit un taux de croissance absolu de 165,80 %. La société Care to Beauty a été fondée en 2015 et comptait 47 employés en 2022. La liste FT 1000 des entreprises à la croissance la plus rapide d’Europe, compilée avec la société de recherche allemande Statista, classe les entreprises à la croissance la plus rapide d’Europe qui sont cotées selon l’ordre descendant du taux de croissance annuel composé (TCAC) du chiffre d’affaires sur la période 2019-2022. En 2024, un taux de croissance moyen minimum de 36,3 % était requis pour l’inclusion. #actualitésportugal #nouvellesportugal #actualitésinvestissementsportugal #lessociétésportugaisesàlacroissancelaplusrapideeneurope  #FinancialTimesFT1000list2024 #Sweetcare #LGGAdvisors #PlásticosDão #Meivcore #ImaginaryCloud #Revesperfil #CaretoBeauty